2011 Map of Big Kasock Mountain

About this map

Big Kasock Mountain rises as the central geographic anchor in this section of Churchill County, defining a landscape marked by industrial activity and desert terrain. The area's mid-century mining heritage is centered around the Nevada Scheelite Mill and the nearby Nevada Scheelite Camp, providing a clear look at the infrastructure that supported tungsten extraction in this part of Nevada. Along the northwestern edge, the Sand Springs Range and its Sand Springs Range Cairn trace the high ground, while Contact Canyon cuts through the western slopes. The map also captures the expansive eastern reach of Little Bell Flat, illustrating the transition from steep mountain peaks to the level basin floor typical of the Great Basin geography.